Index of Gardiner's History of England

Lords Justices of Ireland, the (Sir William Parsons and Sir John Borlase),

• find it difficult to manage Parliament,
• are horrified to hear that the plantation of Connaught is abandoned,
• fresh confiscations desired by,
• receive intelligence of a plot to seize Dublin Castle,
• arrest the chief conspirators,
• do not know how to deal with the Catholic lords,
• project of superseding,
• summon the Catholic lords to Dublin,
• behaviour of, to Ormond,
• think that the spread of the rebellion will lay open a great part of Ireland to confiscation and the settlement of religion,
• send Ormond to relieve Drogheda, but order him not to follow up the enemy,